Goodwill Industries

I come here to drop off my clothes for donation.
The actual drop off location is located on Philadelphia so save yourself some time and don’t come through the front on Central because they will make you go around.
The younger ladies who work here are very helpful with unloading your stuff, but the older ones won’t even acknowledge your presence.

Nope. Never again. Been here a few times, officially done now. Store has been a mess each time. Stuff on the floor, ect. Completely overpriced for what it is. For example my daughter found an old black vest for her Halloween costume. Thread bare, with a few small holes. Priced at 7.99. Seriously? It was the kind of vest that was prolly worn with a mans suit 30 years ago. Used shoes priced at 19.99 and 29.99? You do understand what «used» means right? Most of the staff are gruff, mean looking and rude. There are a couple younger staff that seem to like their jobs. The rest are old and ugly. Not physically ugly… personality. Plus worst offense is that Goodwill is suppose to be making a difference in the lives of disabled adults and assisting them with jobs. I’ve not seen one disabled person working there, just these old, rancid personalities. Practice what you preach, Goodwill. If you want donations… ask…don’t price gouge. Maybe try hiring some staff that makes shoppers want to come back, not the kind you have that make shoppers wish they never walked in. Goodwill you are failing miserably.

Goodwill always have pretty coll random items. Same thing here. They didn’t have much selection today but they did have some good things depending on what you were looking for. Brand new punching bag for $ 50 and looked in good condition.

3 stars for poor pricing throughout their store. Other than that it’s your typical goodwill store. I found this location to be far more organized and clean than most of the other stores. Friendly staff and easy parking.

This place has cute shirts for girls. When I went in I didn’t expect to get anything but ended up finding like 4 shirts for $ 10 …

The cashier at this goodwill, Cecilia L, was so rude. The store had a yellow «color» sale the particular day I was shopping, and I picked up several items, honestly not paying attention to the sticker colors. As I approached the register, I noted that a couple of items were yellow-​tagged, a nice bonus, 50% off that day. I placed the items on the counter, cashier Cecilia loudly proclaimed that one of my items, a serving dish, priced at $ 6.99, with a yellow price tag, «could not actually be yellow» because I recall that it came in just last week.” Apparently this «color» sale system is intended to flush out older inventory. She quickly and loudly called the supervisor over, to «confirm» the price. I said, «so you have an inventory list, wherein you can check when that item came in?» Cecilia: «No, I remember it.» Me: «So, out of the thousands of items in this store, you are absolutely sure this item came in last week?.» Cecilia: «Yes, people change tags you know.» Me: «So, you are accusing me of changing the tag to yellow to get a discount?» Cecilia: «No, YOU are the one who said that.» The manager came up to take the platter to the back stockroom. Then, upon my inquiry, Cecilia confirmed there was no specific inventory in back listing dates with product descriptions. So, it was beyond me what the manager was doing with the platter. I told Cecilia that if this was this store’s practice, changing prices based upon vague recollections of when the items came in, and her belief the item should not be yellow-​tagged, I did not need to do business there, especially since she was implying that I had price switched. Cecilia said «I did not say it was YOU who price switched it, but SOMEONE.» I said, «Why would someone price switch it, then not come up to buy it, which would defeat their purpose? You clearly are suggesting that I did it. And, you realize you can’t randomly just change your mind on prices at the register, and decide that you want it priced differently.» When the manager came back with the platter, it now had a had a blue tag on it, apparently the current week’s color, with a $ 3.99 price tag on it. The yellow tag price of $ 6.99 plus 50% discount was $ 3.50, so who knows why he manager came back with that silly random price? Maybe she knows that Cecilia is obnoxious and rude and was just trying to casually «fix» the situation, by throwing Cecilia a little «bone» and putting a price close to what it would have been with the yellow sticker. In the end, I purchased the items, only because I did like the platter and other items, and it seemed that the manager was trying to do the right thing. However, she should just pull Cecilia aside and tell her to knock it off with her little princess attitude and quit essentially accusing customers of stealing, based upon her vague recollection of what color sticker was placed on what items. I could see if I had a high ticket item, which had a $ 100 value, with a $ 10 dollar sticker on it, but a platter priced at $ 6.99 is exactly in line with Goodwill pricing, right!!! And, I had a number of other items obviously priced as they should have been priced, which should have told her I was no con artist. Cecilia is a rude and difficult princess employee, who is on a strange power trip and does not belong in the customer service industry. This review is wholly dedicated to her.

I do not care for this goodwill its way too small n don’t have enuff stuff way overpriced on some items
The one on campus is the best one :)

Goodwill is a great place for donating clothes and other things that are gathering dust in your garage. Shopping here is just… eh. there are other cheaper and bigger thrift shops around the area. Its hard to find the right sizes here too because all the clothes are organized by color. It may take a while to find something in your size since you’d have to search through each piece of clothing. You might have some great finds here but I would suggest looking at other thrift stores first then coming here as a last resort. But all in all, this goodwill is just average.

A little bit disorganized with empty hangers and clothes strewn on the floor but they were trying to catch up with it since the labor day sale of buy 2 pieces of clothing and get 1 free that was going on.
I got some shirts for myself and a few jeans for my mom. There was a thick sweater hanging in the fitting rooms and I got it since it looked good on me and it was comfy. Their selection of guys shirts was kinda disappointing here. The housewares was a bit small.
Plenty of parking in their shared lot. They have 3 fitting rooms that they don’t really watch over, so you can take over the limit of 3 clothes per fitting.
The restroom was messy with no toilet paper or seat covers.
Staff is nice.

Came by the other day with my boyfriend — not much luck in the guys section this round, but it’s always hit or miss when it comes to thrift stores. On the other hand, I walked out with a nice set of tumbler glasses, a full length mirror, a gorgeous sundress, and a coral blouse for $ 20 — not bad, I’d say.
They have a pretty good selection — there were some great looking shelves and cases in the back, and a huge selection of clothes, as usual, though not much in the housewares department. The place is clean, well-​lit, with dressing rooms and mirrors all about the place. If you don’t find anything one day, I’d say wait the next week, come back and see what turns up. You aren’t getting the most high-​end brands or anything, not in this area, but plenty of great stuff in good condition.

I’ve boughten a few items here and I spent more then I’ve ever spent at thrifts. good service but over priced…

Got some nice dress/​work shirts here today… oh yeah. I can always use dress shirts no matter where I get them.
They have tons of selections here because my GF actually found a few items she likes and SHE NEVER would of thought would be here. I’ve convinced her that there is nothing wrong with shopping @ a thrift store.
Staff is awesome here. Professional and young. Not old and cranky. Friendly and helpful, can’t ask for anymore than that. Just ask questions if needed.
This is a clean Goodwill store for those that think it’s all dingy and smells like «old». Not here. Not by a longshot.
I understand the CEO of Goodwill makes about $ 2 Million year, but that’s for another day to Unilocal about.
Highly Recommend this store if you are in the area today like I was.

This is a pretty good store. The staff is always extremely friendly. The product is in decent shape. All in all one of the nicer Goodwill stores I’ve been in.

I really like this Goodwill! I found a pair of jeans that I love for $ 8.00 :-) not bad at all! I’ve seen nice sweaters and even bags and backpacks. Costumer service is good too.

A+ service
Very clean
Prices are decent, but the thrift store in upland (I forgot the name!!) is cheaper.
They have fitting rooms
Different deals each week!
I came to this goodwill because of all the great ratings on Unilocal.and I wasn’t disappointed! They were having a purple tag sale, so anything with the purple tags was half off! The normal prices are shown above each aisle (which is common to goodwill). The denim was also prices at $ 5.99 the day I went.
I had actually come to look for denim shorts (it was in the 90s this week!!) and unfortunately, the shorts section was pretty small. I didn’t find anything that could be cut into shorts into the jeans section, BUT I did find two amazing pairs of jeans that fit like a freaking glove!
I also ended up with a charter club cardigan that was too preppy to resist! lol
I’m not sure if I would come back because it’s 1) pretty far from my apartment and 2) the selection wasn’t amazing, but it was definitely good and clean
However, I would highly recommend this place to someone who is new to thrifting and isn’t into the whole digging through piles of dirty clothes to find amazing treasures dealio.

Good prices and lots to pick through!

Very organized. They have a good variety of home décor which is what I was looking for. Also, the clothes seem very well arranged and in good condition. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They offered me a basket and they took a heavy shelf that I was carrying around the store to the register so I wouldn’t have to walk around with it.

This is the cleanest, most polite goodwill I’ve been to EVER. Whenever I go in I’m always greeted with a smile. Everything is organized by color and kind. Hands down, the staff provides quality service which is rare to find at a thrift store! Cheers!

I know I say this a lot, but my impression on every Goodwill I go to changes.
This location was incredible. Like most of the Goodwills i’ve been to it’s clean and well organized; of course, because it’s the same company.
What I favored most about this location was that there were more home products. I say this because i’ve been looking for a nice vintage mirror to put up in my room and found one! It’s in the shape of an octagon and it was only $ 9.99! :D I was very pleased.
I love this location because it’s closest to my house, so you’ll definitely be seeing me here a lot. :)

Located right off the 60 freeway, this is one of the newest Goodwill Stores … and it doesn’t disappoint. Clean, decently organized, a very friendly staff, and being a few spots down from the 99 Cents Only store, this makes bargain shopping easy. Since it is in the proximity (and competition) to several other thrift stores in this area, I have noticed the «store priced» items a better deal than at other Goodwill stores.
Naturally, with all thrift stores, the selection is still a hit-​and-​miss, but in the short few months since this store opened, I’ve found more gems here than at some other Goodwills that I’ve frequented for a couple years.